1935 - ED MOTTA
Summary
Rogério Vileira interviews musician Ed, who shares his passion for European comics, particularly the "ligne claire" style, and its influence on his musical rigor. They discuss Ed's childhood in Rio, his early rock influences, and how discovering Jeff Beck's "Blow by Blow" broadened his taste to soul and funk. The conversation covers his nostalgia for 1980s TV series, classic cinema, and Star Wars, as well as his career milestones, including recording with musicians from that iconic album.
Topics discussed
Intro and discussion of P.H. Tirri comic
Underground music scene and European comics
Influences: Recruta Zero, Akira, and Tintin
Nostalgia for 70s/80s TV series and movies
Golden Age cinema and classic film preferences
Friendship with Miranda and Star Wars memories
Rio playboy culture and Michael Jackson
Career start, Rock in Rio, and early gigs
Vocal training and discovery of Jeff Beck
Soul music, Tim Maia, and Conexão Japeri
Family dynamics and record label disputes
Public perception, social media, and criticism
Confidence in success and educational background
Pragmatism, luck, and band dynamics
Producer role and recording second album
Touring challenges and move to New York
NYC recording session and emotional connection
New album in Portuguese and show logistics
Fashion, style, and personal habits
Digital vs vinyl and music consumption habits
Q&A: Gear, AI, and past controversies
Final questions, imitators, and closing remarks
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